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What are you listening to right now? Post Video links please.

Dammit Records (my label) are releasing a seven track ep on 14th Feb by The Cribbs called 78 RPM. Seven tracks taken from the 1960’s but given a punky twist. As the name suggests, it’s very much a homage to Bernard Cribbins, indeed, two songs were his famous hits, ‘Hole In The Ground’ and ‘Right Said Fred’. Other songs include Mike Sarnes’ hits ‘Come Outside’ and ‘Will I What?’ as well as a raucous rendition of ‘Any Old Iron’.
Pre order it now and get a little gift too.
 

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Had a return listen to Welcome to the Pleasure Dome Album with Frankie. I'd forgotten just how good this cover is of Born to run.

 
I think I'm going back to my childhood. I was listening to the Byrds greatest hits which is superb. But I kept on coning back to the Gene Clark songs on it which I thought were really good. So a bit of Wikipediaing and found out he's long dead but left the Byrds quite early on and did some solo albums. One is called No Other and reminds me a bit of Neil Young's Everybody knows this is nowhere. This is the track called No Other.
And so.... ..back to my childhood....

 
I think I'm going back to my childhood. I was listening to the Byrds greatest hits which is superb. But I kept on coning back to the Gene Clark songs on it which I thought were really good. So a bit of Wikipediaing and found out he's long dead but left the Byrds quite early on and did some solo albums. One is called No Other and reminds me a bit of Neil Young's Everybody knows this is nowhere. This is the track called No Other.
And so.... ..back to my childhood....

'No Other' is a proper underrated classic. I highly recommend 'With the Gosdin Brothers' and 'White Light' too. Gene is one of my all time favourite voices.
 

This classic came on the radio on the drive home from Roots Hall tonight, very apt.
 
I think I'm going back to my childhood. I was listening to the Byrds greatest hits which is superb. But I kept on coning back to the Gene Clark songs on it which I thought were really good. So a bit of Wikipediaing and found out he's long dead but left the Byrds quite early on and did some solo albums. One is called No Other and reminds me a bit of Neil Young's Everybody knows this is nowhere. This is the track called No Other.
And so.... ..back to my childhood....

This album should come with a warning. I've played it constantly since"discovering" it and now find it impossible to go a day without a fix. It's seriously good.
 
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